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The U.S. third strategic mistake to be met with Iran’s decisive response

Deputy Speaker of Parliament Hamidreza Hajibabaei has warned that the Islamic Republic will deliver a decisive response if the United States commit third strategic mistake, noting that US President Donald Trump is undermining international norms to justify military aggression and resource exploitation.

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Speaking during a meeting with the head of the Indonesian parliamentary delegation to the Asian Parliamentary Assembly (APA), on the sidelines of the event in Bahrain, Hajibabaei said Trump has even disregarded the interests of his allies.

He added that the creation of parallel bodies such as the so-called “Peace Council” is aimed at legitimizing bombings and the plunder of nations’ resources. He stressed that Islamic countries must adopt unified and firm positions against aggression and domination, praising Indonesia’s principled support for Palestine.

Addressing Western media narratives about casualties in recent incidents in Iran, Hajibabaei said the majority of those killed were security and law enforcement personnel targeted in terrorist attacks. He accused hostile groups of attempting to damage Iran’s image through a manufactured casualty project, noting that security forces initially exercised restraint to protect civilians.

Once the terrorist nature of the actions became clear, he said, public support and decisive action ended the unrest, marking a second US failure within a year. He warned that any further miscalculation would prompt a regret-inducing response.

For his part, the Indonesian official said support for Palestine is enshrined in Indonesia’s constitution, adding that US-backed institutions do not serve Palestinian interests but seek to ensure the Israeli regime’s security and regional dominance. He praised Iran for standing courageously against injustice despite global silence.

The meeting also addressed bilateral ties, with both sides reaffirming efforts to overcome banking and trade obstacles and advance the shared goal of boosting annual trade to one billion dollars.

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